Top Hotels Near Junior Ranger Program in Williams from NZ$138

"We had a great experience! We had the larger tent with the shower and toilet. Four of us, 3 adults 1 teen stayed comfortably in it. The staff was SO nice! The tent was decorated and well stocked w/towels, blankets... 100% recommend. The only thing we disnt love was the food for dinner. Limited menu w/not a ton our family liked and it was $$$. Other that that we loved this whole experience. "

"Amazing Hotel!! Experience is awesome and it worths the try. Expensive but great. Staff amazing. Heaters didn’t catch up and room was really cold at night. "

"Cute little house with a surprisingly good amount of space. Very clean and well-equipped. Would definitely stay there again if we come back to the Grand Canyon. "

"Nice and relaxed stay. Very quiet."

"Great stay with plenty of room for the family. Clean and well maintained. Expect at least a 30 minute drive to any where, nothing is close. Very peaceful and secure environment. We really enjoyed this place after hiking all day at the canyon. "

"This place was fantastic. There are only about 10 or 12 tents, so you aren't swarmed with neighbors. Kids loved the location being part of the old Flintstones Bedrock City park. Free entry as guests. They thought it was the highlight of our entire trip! There are a handful of good restaurant options close by. Would definitely stay here again."

"This casita was the perfect getaway for my first solo trip to the Grand Canyon. The hosts were very communicative and the casita was the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the town. I thoroughly enjoyed the sunset views from the patio and bedroom view. "

"Overall a little less dreamy than expected. Mainly, listing should be transparent in that this is 1/2 of a tiny home. Through looking at pictures and finally inquiring of listing agent, we were aware before renting, but listing is most certainly not clear. We rented unit with loft to avoid bleed over noise if another party rented other 1/2. The other 1/2 was indeed rented and we heard every word they said, very clearly until we turned on the tv to block the noise. They were not being loud; the walls are just thin. Unit was clean and tidy and had a new feel to it, but if there would be a next time for us, we’d choose to stay in a lodge inside the park or a hotel outside the park. This unit offered nothing they would not have, in fact, the main room is smaller than a hotel room. There was a coffee maker with cups and a small fridge (no freezer section) and microwave. That’s it. No utensils or plates or room to prep anything other than hand held microwaveable food, so no bonus there. We had difficulty with our check in. Instructions said to enter 4 digit code; we were given 2 six digit codes. Keypad just beeped at first touch. Guess the battery was low. I texted number given to me, nothing. I messaged through Vrbo, nothing. Finally my husband called the number and we were given alternate instructions. We’ll mark our stay at a tiny home as a been-there-done-that, but we’ll choose a lodge next time. "

"This tiny house was about 15 minutes from the south entrance to the Grand Canyon. It's down a 1-mile gravel road. It was very quiet with a beautiful night sky. It looked just like the pictures."